oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-12

JACOBS TRIAL DRAGS THRU WEEK SAN DIEGO, July 12.—The trial Dr. Louis L. Jacobs, charged with the murder of Fritzi Mann, dancer, dragged over old ground today. The case continues to attract large crowds of the curious. The bailiff at every session turns away dozens of would-be spectators. It was predicted today that the defense will not close before Monday or Tuesday and that the case will go to the jury late next week. GERMAN POLICE BEAT UP BELGIANS (Dortmund, July 12.—Three Belgian soldiers are in hospitals today as a result of a fight with German police. Twelve shots were fired. The cause of the dispute has not been learned. At Weber's OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE DOLLS VOTE DOWN DRINKS SERVED BY HOTELS WINNIPEG, Man., July 12.—Munitoa voters today were on record as wanting their liquor but not wanting the sale of light wines and beer with meals in hotels legalized. Three weeks ago they voted overwhelmingly in favor of government sale of intoxicating liquors. Yesterday they crushed, by a vote of 2 to 1, the bill, sponsored by hotel men, legalizing sale of wine and beer with meals. EMPTY TO TOES, HANSEN FILLS UP Sam Hansen, who has been living on milk, egg nops etc. at the Orangeco hospital, ate a tremendous supper last night at Saugus, where his accords stopped preparatory to putting him on the train for San Quentin. The notorious land deed forger, who conducted a hunger strike at the county/Jail for three or four months, appeared anything but feeble when he saw his play had failed. Fearing Los Angeles confederates might interfere, Sheriff Jernigan took the extraordinary precaution of driving him to Saugus and putting him aboard at a point where the Owl, the So, Pac, night train for San Francisco, stops to take on water. Special arrangements were made with the train dispatcher of the road, and all plans worked out to a nicety. The train left Los Angeles promptly at 7:10 p.m. and Hansen was scheduled to reach San Quentin between 9:30 and 9:45 this morning. In addition to this hunger strike, Hansen at his own request was provided with physicians of his own. The latter confirmed the report of the county physicians that the man was all right and merely run down from neglecting to eat. Constable Scott Wilson told Jernigan of surprising Hansen late one night taking a bath, when the forger had always alleged that he was too weak even to get out of bed. Hansen is the man who forged the deed to the ranch of 20 acres or so. JERNIGAN WEEK AGAINST Sheriff Sam Jernigan out a warning against packing bouses thru He also communicates shals and constables be on the watch. Jernigan's action is cendary attempts made Tuesday night and in night. He is included some half-witted feces but is taking no charge. City Marshal Claire Santa Ana believes fires may be the worst members. At 2:30 a.m., today police received a report's office in Los Ampas I. W. W., memberable for the fires. This is the clue on liee and Sheriff's office following the report Orange that they had fellows in a Ford who had passed a Chevy seven men wearing L. The Orange police were the trucks of the City Officers Murdard were notified that was heading toward The gang, if a gang erates at night, when thieves again active can least afford to watch out for the inc. KELLY APOLLO REINSTATE CHICAGO, July 12.ly, manager of the American Association suspended by President Hickey after he had with accusing the lestesty today in a Judge Kenesaw M. Law any intention of chiding with dishonesty. Following the recorder by Judge Landis, Mr. CLEARANCE SALE DOLLS During the year we accumulate a number of Dolls that have the dresses slightly soiled or hair mussed up—During July of each year we close them out at Half Price FRIDAY, JULY 13th, we will place on sale all soiled Dolls in our stock at Half Price Weber's Book Store 112 E. Center St. In addition to this hunger strike, Hansen at his own request was provided with physicians of his own. The latter confirmed the report of the county physicians that the man was all right and merely run down from neglecting to eat. Constable Scott Wilson told Jernigan of surprising Hansen late one night taking a bath, when the forger had always alleged that he was too weak even to get out of bed. Hansen is the man who forged the deed to the ranch of 20 acres or so at Fairview, and then sold the land for handsome consideration. Thomas Kinmouth, of Joylin, Mo., the original owner, died recently. LONELY RANCHER HANGS SELF IN CABIN (By International News Service) SANTA BARBARA, July 12.—Dependent and lonely, Joseph Chevalrie, 48, of Petaluma, who has mourned for old friends he left six months ago in the northern city, committed suicide on a Los Alamos ranch last night, according to a report today to the coroner. Neighbors found his body dangling from a rope, from the rafters of a cabin. Chevalrie came to this district to manage a ranch. NEGRO BANDITS GET MONEY AND JEWELS SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.—Bold daylight bandits described as a burly negro and a swarthy foreigner, were sought by the police today following their terrorizing a fashionable Bush street apartment and robbing Peter Dallas, his fiancée, Mrs. Elsie Walsh and her sister Mrs. Otell of money and jewelry aggregating more than $1,160. The bandits appeared as the apartment dwellers were seated at breakfast. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON L. E. Story, O. W. Nelson Victor N. Dupuy, H. W. Wolfe, F. Gillman, Martha Honeycutt and Belene and Gladys Ashley, Los Angeles; Dorothy Edingfield, Riversdel; Mrs. G. H. Taylor, Lankershelm; H. E. Williamson, San Francisco. S. W. Smith, cashier of the Standard Bank of Fullerton, has on exhibit a tomato grown in his garden which is a clump of tomatoes all grown into one, presenting a peculiar appearance. KELLY APOLLO REINSTATES CHICAGO, July 13.—ly manager of the S. American Association suspended by President Hickey after he had with accusing the lestesty today in a Judge Kenesaw M. Law any intention of chiding with dishonesty. Following the receipt by Judge Landis, Mr. pronounced that he accused apology and would not morrow as manager club. POPULAR SOUND NEW HAVEN, "A dozen bananas, plusris Ginsberg to Thou dering a dollar bill." "Yes, we have no replied Corso." "Fresh," rotorted "Out," said Co Ginsberg in the eye ing him. When Corso settled court and instructed defend the suit which ed at once, Corso ex song kept running in didn't mean anything. Fullerton Pr New York. Easter lencia, advancing lo $3.25 to $5.90, lem $6.50. Boston—Unchange lesons; oranges $4.25 ons $5.95 to $6.35. Philadelphia, Better lesons; oranges $4.20 to $6.10. The regular meeting ton Rotary Club was today, there being ab Charles Hutchinson, w the club presided. T er of the day was T president of the Anah who talked reminisce lege days. To Whom It May Concern GREETINGS: If the Gentleman who called at our store last evening in search of jewelry will pay us a visit during business hours we will be glad to show him a complete stock of jewelry and Silverware. B. HARTFIELD Jeweler and Optician JERNIGAN WARNS AGAINST FIREBUGS Sheriff Sam Jernigan today sent out a warning against incendiaries to packing houses throut the county. He also communicated with city marshals and constables, telling them to be on the watch. Jernigan's action followed the incendiar attempts made in Anaheim Tuesday night and in Pullerton last night. He is included to think that some half-witted fellow is abroad, but is taking no chances. City Marshal Claude Rogers of Santa Ana believes the attempted fires may be the work of L.W.W. members. At 2:30 a.m. today the Santa Ana police received a report from the sheriff's office in Los Angeles that perhaps L.W.W. members were responsible for the fires. This is the clue on which the police and Sheriff's office are working, following the report of officers of Orange that they had met two young fellows in a Ford who declared they had passed a Chevrolet containing seven men wearing L.W.W. buttons. The Orange police went out and found the tracks of the Chevrolet east of Orange. Officers Murray and Barnard were notified that the Chevrolet was heading toward Santa Ana. The gang, if a gang is working, operates at night, when the police, with thieves again active, feel that they can least afford to take time off to watch out for the incendiaries. KELLY APOLOGIZES REINSTATED AS MGR. CHICAGO, July 12—Mike J. Kelly, manager of the St. Paul club of the American Association, who was suspended by President Thomas J. Hickey after he had been charged with accusing the latter of dishonesty today in a formal letter to Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, disavowed any intention of charging Hickey with dishonesty. Following the receipt of the letter by Judge Landis, Mr. Hickey apologized for the actions taken against Jernigan. KELLY APOLOGIZES REINSTATED AS MGR. CHICAGO, July 12—Mike J. Kelly, manager of the St. Paul club of the American Association, who was suspended by President Thomas J. Hickey after he had been charged with accusing the latter of dishonesty today in a formal letter to Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, disavowed any intention of charging Hickey with dishonesty. Following the receipt of the letter by Judge Landis, Mr. Hickey announced that he accepted Kelley's apology and would reinstate him tomorrow as manager of the St. Paul club. POPULAR SONG STARTS RUCAS NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 12—"A dozen bananas, please," said Morris Ginsberg to Thomas Corso, tendering a dollar bill. "Yes, we have no bananas today," replied Corso. "Fresh," retorted Ginsberg. "Out," said Corso, punching Ginsberg in the eye and then booting him. When Corso settled his bill in city court and instructed his lawyer to defend the suit which Ginsberg started at once, Corso explained: "That song kept running in my mind, but it didn't mean anything." Fullerton Fruit Sales New York. Easler and lower Valencia, advancing lemons; oranges $3.25 to $5.90, lemons $6.05 to $6.50. Boston—Unchanges oranges and lemons; oranges $4.25 to $6.25, lemons $5.95 to $6.35. Philadelphia. Better oranges, higher lemons; oranges $3.20 to $5.55, lemons $4.20 to $6.15. 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